The Kh-38MT may not actually exist

what you said here doesnt make sense

at the same time the eurofighter has to play without fnf missles at all, why can russia play with apparantly fictional missles while eurofighters have to do with laser missles?
The russian cas could have done with the worse missle or the laser variant just as well

so just as there is a capability gap right now between fictional missles and the laser missles only i just described?

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Having an old tank is better than having none at all, not to mention it’s off-topic as it’s not related to the Kh-38MT.

oh yeah whistling diesel has a chieftain

they both have same motor and warhead right?

Ones SALH the other is an IR seeker which in game is the same as AGM-65D but irl likely operates more closely towards Hammer (which also in game operates similar to agm-65).

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i mean it does waste enemy ordinance taking it out.

the face that its even on the battlefield shows that russia is not able to make enough kit let alone hi tech ones

maybe?

can we stop getting political/ukraine war related every 2 messages?

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k thx, i was just wondering

M in designation as it’s a modular missile with different options for seeker head

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its quite literally still plenty usable lol.

I read your thing correctly, and its still cope. Kh38ML still has extreme speed compared to contemporaries to reach designated target fast so youre not going to be lasing things for 20 seconds at 7km range like you would with brimstones for example and you dont have to worry about Pantsirs since they are on your side.

Kh29TDs which are on the same pylons as Kh38MTs on Su30 and 34 (on SM3 they are TE and they occupy 38ML pylons so youd have to sacrifice 2 MLs for 2 TEs) are still plenty usable. Point track exists for longer releases and they have fast speed to approach the distance where the it switches to follow track quickly.
Ive used them on Su27SM plenty of times and even without TGP they were fine. With TGP available on Su30SM they will be more than usable.

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They do, since they share the same missile body. KH-38M is a modular system with interchangeable seekers and warheads.

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yes and in the same matter russian aircrafts dont need KH-38MT, they could have dont with the other variants. You are contradicting yourself. The AGM-65 series doesnt justify the KH-38MT to exist

Its against the forums no politics rule iirc.

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Firing it at 7KM range is suicidal, i try to fire them from outside SPAA ranges but the lasing time is so long i end up dying to SPAA’s anyway because the azimuth for the lasers on the Su-25SM3 and Su-34 are ass

americans didnt use aim260 in middle east, its fake and propoganda
meteor wasnt used in war, its fake too

itll be still fine if you fire them from 15km range. The maximum velocity Kh38ML/MT reach far outpaces any contemporary A2G missile speed. With the range they have and the speed they have, you can sit outside the SPAA range and fire them off without too much of a hustle, and keep in mind that from further you release them the less is the horizontal gimbal limit important as youll have more of the battlefield within your cone of sight.

JATM isn’t even ready yet so of course it wasn’t used in the middle east. these wunderwaffe missiles are allegedly done tho so whats the excuse?

multiple claims thats its already in service and blah blah blah